Spokane’s BuyWander has opened a 52,000‑square‑foot return center in Denver’s Central Park and is hiring for multiple warehouse roles as it expands. The site will run daily auctions and local pickup.

Denver Business Journal's expanded list ranks 661 employers that together account for more than 260,000 local jobs and maps hiring across the seven‑county metro.

Aldi filed plans this week for two Denver stores — one in Central Park and another near DIA — the first concrete step of its Colorado expansion.

Rothy's is coming to Cherry Creek Shopping Center, bringing washable, recycled-material shoes and bags to Denver as the mall undergoes a major renovation. The store is listed as "Coming Soon" and is expected in 2027.

DISH DBS filed a prepackaged Chapter 11 in Houston after delays in an AT&T spectrum sale left it unable to meet a $2B bond payment. The company says Dish TV and Sling will keep running during the restructuring.

Floor & Decor plans to convert the 50,048-sq-ft former Safeway at 1653 S. Colorado Blvd; permits show major interior work but no opening date.

Good Girl, a romance-only bookstore and cafe by Meg Garcia-Jahrman, will open July 11 at 2807 S. Broadway in Englewood. The shop pairs curated romance shelves with specialty coffee.

A Colorado retailer matched the state e‑bike tax credit to sell ‘free’ bikes — now many buyers say deliveries and refunds are months overdue. Complaints to regulators are mounting.

Target opened a 529,000‑sq‑ft refrigerated hub in Thornton, investing $367M and adding roughly 383 jobs to speed fresh and frozen deliveries to nearly 130 stores. The center is the company’s first consolidation‑capable food DC in the region.

Dick's is opening a 90,000‑sq‑ft House of Sport at Larkridge in Thornton this summer, adding batting cages, golf simulators and a climbing wall.

A Denver owner spray‑painted “Don’t Buy Junk” on his Rivian R1T and parked it outside the company’s showroom after a dispute over a 12‑volt battery and warranty coverage.

A Buffalo Wild Wings in Arvada closed Friday, the company confirmed. Nearby Arvada and Westminster locations remain listed as operating on the chain's site.

Two Denver‑area PrimoHoagies locations abruptly closed and the chain removed Colorado listings from its site, leaving customers and local listings with little explanation.